Sentence examples for ultimately compromised from inspiring English sources

Sontag's attempts at Godardian neutrality are ultimately compromised, says Shohat: "The film is not multi-voiced, literally or metaphorically".

An inquiry into antisemitism in Labour carried out by Shami Chakrabarti on the orders of Corbyn earlier this year is described as "ultimately compromised".

But he ultimately compromised and agreed to a management structure in which Ms. Brown will report to a board, not to him directly.

Market turbulence also helped set the stage for a deal in summer 2011 when Congressional Republicans and Mr. Obama squared off over the debt ceiling but ultimately compromised.

But the reviews were full of praise for Dominic West's performance and for the subtlety and deftness of his scenes with Ms. Watson, playing a woman who was emotionally co-opted and ultimately compromised by Fred West.

The report, published on Sunday, found Labour was "demonstrably incompetent" in dealing with incidents of anti-Jewish abuse, and derided the party's internal inquiry into antisemitism carried out by Shami Chakrabarti this year as "ultimately compromised" by Chakrabarti's subsequent peerage and elevation to the shadow cabinet.

It's what happened after Bush's re-election, though, that ultimately compromises "The Architect".

The danger is that it compromises the public's understanding of the actual threat; in so doing, it may ultimately compromise public security itself.

The tree's roots are beginning to work their way into our front foundation wall, and engineers have warned us that the roots will ultimately compromise the foundation.

He added that he believed the EU would ultimately compromise on a deal because it needs the fastest-growing economy in the bloc to stay.

Ironically, it is this level of scrutiny which can lead some to behaviour which ultimately compromises their relationship with their audience.